Utilities and Services Engineering Manager
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Overview
RCL FOODS is seeking an experienced Utilities and Services Engineering Manager to ensure the safe, reliable, and efficient operation of all site utility and distribution systems including steam, refrigeration, water, compressed air, electrical, control and instrumentation, boiler making, mechanical services, effluent treatment facilities, and building infrastructure.
Requirements
- Diploma or degree in Mechanical Engineering
- GCC Factories essential
- Category B Ammonia Competency Certificate advantageous
- 5 years plus experience post-GCC in a plant with complex Utilities and Services, as a Plant Engineer or as an Engineering Manager, in an FMCG environment
- Hands-on knowledge of maintaining and managing the plant and equipment and reticulation systems for steam, ammonia and general refrigeration, water, compressed air, electrical, control and instrumentation and building infrastructure
- Experience leading and developing teams
- Strong problem-solving, leadership, communication, and decision-making skills
- Demonstrated ability to coach and build team capability
Responsibilities
- Drive compliance with SHERQ, food safety, OHSA, and process safety requirements
- Lead ammonia and steam process safety management initiatives
- Ensure optimal availability of all utilities and services
- Drive execution of routine preventative and predictive maintenance
- Lead the development of maintenance standard procedures
- Analyse performance data and develop road maps for capex requirements and improvement plans
- Lead and manage various teams including boiler house, mechanical, electrical, and refrigeration
- Manage training, development, leave planning and employee relations
- Ensure effective utility and services stakeholder communication
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